... THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MEETING. All who have attended the pleasant meetings provided by the Arcbteological Association of this town were glad to meet once more at one of its corrersaoonces like that held last night at the Institats, the cosy News Room of which had been converted into a temporary museum. The windows were hung with drapery, and the walls decorated with many drawings, photographs, ...

... Cctrl W Offidal. WINDSOR C.ASTL, Ootober 24.-The Quen -r,1, l3ince Consort, wvith Prince Arthur, walked in the grol inds of the Castle this morning. The Princesses Alice, Helena, and Louisa. rode in the P.iding-houso. The Dakde do Nemours visited her Majesy. RE-APrOINTmrERT OF SIn G. Gngy.-At the interreew on Thursday the Duke of Newocastle, after intina'tin-; his entire concurrence with the ...

... t-, RPATCLIFF PLACE. He that robs me of my good name, takes that which not enriches hil, and makes me poor indeed. TO tie EDITOR of the DAILY POST. Sir,-The label or libel on the M Midland Institute will, in all probability, be the only enduring memorial of this tihe golden ago of the Corporation ; and I beg to protest against its removal. Let the writing on the wall re- main; it will ...

... (El nd RA 0aicial. Wscerson, January 18.-The Princess Alice dined with her Majesty yesterday. The Hon. iMrs. Biddulph and M~ajor Riphinston, R.E., hlad the honour of being invited. The party also included the following visitors, who arrived at the Castle in the afternoon :-Tlie Mlarquis of Exeter, the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, the Ladies Constance and Alice Villiers, the Right Hon. C. B. ...

... Tihe usual weekly meeting of the Guardians was held at the Parish Offices, Paradise Street, on Wednesday afternoon, the CHAIRMaN. (Alderman Lloyd) presiding. The attendance was small. The minutes of the previous meeting and the Quarterly Board having been confirmed, the CLwetR read the following letter from Mr. Leonard, which had been addressed to the Board of Overseers, and was referred by ...

... . . I . z- ld?p grovium MAIRRIAGE WITa A DEGEASED '1IFE'S $ISTEH.-A gentleman residing ab Darlington, w vhlo had married his de- ceased wife's sister, has recently been openly expelled from the communion in the face of the whole congregation by ihe officiating minister of his parish, with thesanction. we sincerely regret to say, of the Bishpp.of the Dioceso. D ?? hamt £'kronicle. ...

... LORD PALMERSTON'S PERFORMANCE ?? L a (Saturday Review.) X Great as are the errors charged upon Lord J. R. I sell, it is due, not to his character alone, but to thy of the House of Commons, to admit that, even in the ex. lceases of faction, he has known how to maintain the dignity of statesmanship and to preserve the decencies of Parliament. Unhappilyfor the reputation of our re- presentative ...

... -LATEST [NEWS. BY ELECTBIC AND INTERNATIAXAL TEGP.&aija OmrXoNv TLMPLE BUInDINGS, NEW STRUT. AUSTRIA. 6Reutef's llejxr.) DREtSDEN, Saturday Evening. - The semi-official Dresden journal publishes a lettee from Vienna, in which it is stated- that Austria has, according to article 47 of the Final Act of Vienria 2(Wiener Schlui-ssacte), ?? to the Federal Diet preparations for war (Krieggsbereit- ...

... NOMIINATION DAY AT DUDLEY. The prcedeg.ina.in front of the hustings are not generally nxpected to be of en osry quiet nature, and the aeesenblies present on such ocoasione aro lnot Epposed to be capable of very forcibly illuetrating the bealty of peace on earth hut still for a sm.all iorough ?? Dudley, the excitement prevalent during thle noulieatiol yocteeday, thle imtneuse ouass of people ...

... . I I .lviip W iqilicf. FRANCE. HOPES:. OF PEACE. The Paris corresponaent of the Times, writing on Friday eveelug, says The greater , part of this day has been wet, cheerless, and gloomy; nothirg but rain, and masses of oloud-drifting over'the heavens. At the very-imoment whbn they were most lowering a gleam of sunshine, suddenly broke through the dark mist, and ?? dissipating the murky ...

... ?Mpcrial ?? Solt VW. , , [RBt BLEcTRi TmELogArlrl.J HOUSE OF C)MMONS. Tle House met at Tweve odclc e. XREAL ESTATE INTESTATE BILL. Mr. Looic; KcNO moved the second reading of the Real Estate intestacy Bill1. Lord W. GrseAecA moved, as an amendment, that the bill bs read a second time that day six 'mnths, on the ground that it would split up and alienate smaU holdings of land which hnd been in ...

... WI 0 nl?mls SM, sun I - -t WB*.BEDSESDAZ MAY 4,1859. NEWS OF THE DAY. THE interest in the elections yet to come, except in one or two instances, sach as South Lancashire, has almost entirely subsided. The results, indeed, may now, be fairly estimated; the Ministerial gain will be trifling, and it will still leave them with a formidable majority arrayed against them in the Opposition. More ...